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"You don't hate me," Morana pointed out. "No," he shook his head, his eyes hardening by the second, resolve entering them as she saw him inhale heavily. "I despise you." Morana blinked in surprise at the hatred in his voice,
her twenty-four years,
"There was another reason why I followed you tonight." The air stuck in her throat and her chest tightened, her heart pattering. "What?" There was silence for a few seconds, before the words came on, the dead tone in them, the rigid hatred in them turning her stomach. "No one else gets to kill you, Ms. Vitalio," he spoke quietly. "The last face you see before you die will be mine. When it comes to death, you're mine."
Dante turned to her, his dark eyes genuinely concerned. "My apartment is two floors down. I know you said you didn't want to work with him, so if you'd like you can stay there for tonight. I won't be home and it will be empty." She saw Tristan Caine stop on the stairs before she could speak, his entire body tensing as he turned to face Dante, his eyes cool. "She stays here," he growled. Growled.
"Tristan doesn't allow people into his space. Everyone who knows him knows that." Morana blinked, still reeling from questions about the incredibly baffling man. "Then why did he let me, of all people, stay here?" Why had he insisted that she stay? Why had he growled like that when Dante had been ready to offer her his apartment?
"We've been honest so far, Ms. Vitalio," he murmured. "I'll be honest now. I despise you but I want you. Fuck it, I do. And I want you out of my system." The crude way he spoke made her breaths heave faster.
And suddenly, he thrust inside, burying himself to the hilt in one stroke.
One side of his lips quirked up even as his eyes heated. "Doesn't matter. I get my mouth on you, and you'll never be the same."
“I don’t know whether to snap your neck or fuck the life out of you,”